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How many people go through these other better methods for learning a language? In that sense, it’s a great way to learn a language if you wouldn’t otherwise be
by ilikehurdles 7y ago
How many people go through these other better methods for learning a language? In that sense, it’s a great way to learn a language if you wouldn’t otherwise be learning a language.
- benatkin 7y agoI think most go through a bunch of them. I have, and I've used DuoLingo, and it helped some. I might not be giving it enough credit, as it did help me get started, but since exploring other methods I've stopped using it.
- claudeganon 7y agoUsing an ineffective language learning tool to maybe memorize a handful of terms is not in real terms more useful than never getting to or dropping other methods. If anything, it’s worse because it instills people with a false sense of their progress at a real goal (language acquisition) by simulating it with a fake one (accomplishing tasks on Duolingo).